Sentence examples for a lied of from inspiring English sources

He wrote several volumes of his own poetry, including "Journeyman" (1967), "Leaves of Absence" (1976), "Chelmaxioms: The Maxims, Axioms and Maxioms of Chelm" (1977), "A Lied of Letterpress for Moser and McGrath" (1980) and "The Savantasse of Montparnasse" (1988).

E3 ubiquitin ligases transfer Ub to one or more Lys residues in the substrate by linking the C-terminal Gly of Ub with a Lys of the target protein (and/or a Lys of the Ub itself).

If the poly(A) site lied upstream of the end of translation, then it was considered as "in CDS" and is not used for analysis.

Three cases (2 metaplasia and 1 carcinoma) produced a signaling that lied outside of the 95% confidence interval.

Ubiquitination can occur in different forms (Mukhopadhyay and Riezman 2007): mono-ubiquitination (attachment of a single Ub to a single Lys), multi-ubiquitination (several Lys residues tagged with Ub) and polyubiquitination (addition of a Ub chain to a single Lys of the target protein).

Barry Millington, the British Wagner authority, says that it reminds him of a Schumann lied.

In 1891, he published "The Decay of Lying," a celebration of insincerity in a culture that was becoming less convinced that truth really did settle matters of morals or of beauty.

When they lied, a portion of the brain called the anterior cingulate gyrus was activated.

Okay, sure, that means I lied a couple of times.

In each MR, l-Lys and dl-Met were added to achieve a Lys:CP ratio of 0.09 and a Met:Lys ratio of 0.31.

He sat down and lied to a lot of parents, a lot of freshmen.